As massive wildfires rage in multiple Canadian provinces, millions are experiencing the detrimental impact of smoke on indoor air quality. These effects are being felt even thousands of miles from the fires. Many people are relying on room air cleaners to maintain their indoor air quality during this challenging time. Proper air cleaner maintenance and … Continue reading "Using an Air Cleaner to Manage Wildfire Smoke"
For decades, allergy sufferers, pet owners and others have relied on room air cleaners for better indoor air quality and to help reduce symptoms. Air cleaners have a well-earned reputation as a must-have appliance for households that want to cut down on particulate pollutants like tobacco smoke, dust and pollen. However, the expectations for an … Continue reading "The Evolution of Air Cleaners and CADR"
Portable room air cleaners represent the quickest, most accessible option for improving indoor air quality in homes, classrooms, and offices. They work by filtering out harmful particles from the air like dust, pollen, tobacco smoke, mold spores, bacteria, viruses, and more. By removing these pollutants, air cleaners can significantly improve indoor air quality. But with … Continue reading "Tips for Choosing the Ideal Portable Room Air Cleaner"
Given that most people spend 90 percent of their time indoors, indoor air quality (IAQ) is an important aspect of our comfort and well-being at home and at work. Yet understanding IAQ can be a bit overwhelming — especially given all the science, measurements, and acronyms associated with it. Let’s take a deeper look at … Continue reading "The ABCs of IAQ: A Guide to Understanding Indoor Air Quality Terms"
Events like the COVID-19 pandemic and widespread wildfires in the U.S. and Canada have brought much-needed attention to the importance of indoor air quality (IAQ) and the critical need to improve the air we breathe. The good news is that there are several simple methods for reducing PM 2.5 and improving indoor air quality. As … Continue reading "What is PM 2.5 and What Does it Mean for Indoor Air Quality?"
If indoor air quality had a season, fall might be it. With millions of children across the U.S. and Canada now back in school, multiple indoor air quality concerns are on the minds of parents, educators and others. Those include new COVID variants, fall allergies, and the spread of illnesses like colds and the flu. … Continue reading "Respiratory Illnesses, Fall Allergies Put Indoor Air Quality in Focus"
While most people tend to think of spring as peak allergy season, the reality is that millions of people suffer from allergies all year long, and the Fall season can be particularly bothersome for allergy sufferers. Hay fever—which actually has nothing to do with hay or fevers—is a general term used to describe the … Continue reading "Suffering from Fall Allergies? We’ve Got Tips for Conquering Them"
Pencils are sharpened and backpacks are filled. School is back in session, and teachers, students, and parents are hopeful for the best year yet! In addition to those long lists of school supplies, there’s one often-overlooked tool that should be on every classroom’s checklist: a portable air cleaner. While most people are aware that outdoor … Continue reading "Back to School: Why Air Cleaners are an Essential Tool for a Healthy Classroom"
Amid the busyness of packing, moving and preparing for the fall semester, it’s understandable if you haven’t thought much about the indoor air quality (IAQ) in your college student’s dorm. But the move to college can expose students to a number of potential indoor air quality issues. The start of the fall semester coincides with … Continue reading "Your Indoor Air Quality Checklist: College Edition"
In recent years, people in areas where wildfire smoke hasn’t historically had much of an effect have received a wakeup call about indoor air quality and the importance of planning for smoke events. A room air cleaner is one of your best defenses when wildfire smoke and ash wreak havoc on indoor air. Don’t wait: … Continue reading "Be Prepared for Wildfire Season with an Air Cleaner"
